I’ve been haphazardly considering quite a few ideas lately. It’s what I do. It’s a part of who I am. I suppose they’re more like unanswered (sometimes unformed) questions than ideas, actually. Questions, such as ‘what am I doing?’, ‘what else could I be doing?’, ‘what can be known about this or that?’. There’s not really anything I don’t analyse once I decide it’s worthwhile.
What’s the point?
Well, the more I know about what immediately effects me, the less I don’t. The more things I consider, the broader my perspective becomes. However, I still miss a lot of really important things. As much as I’d sometimes like, my priorities are probably never going to include becoming all-seeing and all-knowing about my own mediocre getting about. Hence, I doom myself to ineffective musings, and occasional disappointments…
…but that’s not to say that I don’t work anything out, at least as far as something can be considered ‘worked out’ by my awesome, aforementioned, anthill, anorak, ageless methods (sarcasm leads to listing ‘a’ words, obviously).
Anyway (anyhow) attentive (apathetic) readers, working things out works for me, most of the time. And I’m desirous of sharing understandings that I’ve adopted as serviceable truisms for the purposes of just getting about, being me. So, here’s one:
Friends affirm who we are. (Awwww.)
It might as well be true, although there are a couple of conditions, which you can work out, which probably need to be satisfied. This musing goes along with my other caveman based theories. Basically, I heard someone say once that we’re social animals. Sounds like reason enough to believe that we’re somewhat dependent on each other for happiness. Case closed.
I’ll finish by saying that although it might seem like I just unravelled the universe, I didn’t. In fact, you probably already know more about humon (pronounced hew-mon) social behaviour than me. Such are the results of my reflections: being seldomly revelatory. I can’t help but feel though that I’m on to something, maybe; that by playing (insert pop culture investigator reference) and living according to my findings, I just might find something out. Something that transcends to beyond just me.
